First I want to thank those who responded to my query regarding NAT'ed networks. I forwarded the info to Kansas and I don't know whether it helped solve anything. Our last troubleshooting session revealed that both sites are sending to the bridge but neither site sees the other's packets on their respective side of the bridge.
We were connected to the MSP bridge on Wednesday (11/05) at 13:00 - 14:00 MST, each site using unicast. We confirmed, via wireshark, that video data from my machine (155.101.28.195) was transmitting to the MSP bridge (141.142.224.41) but Kansas did not see the data coming from the bridge. This was the same symptom on Kansas' side (169.147.10.52) NAT'ed from an internal private network. Kansas pretty much allows all traffic from all bridges based on IP addresses (not just ports). RAT works just fine. This behavior is the same no matter which bridge or venue we use. Both systems are running Windows XP, Kansas is using AGtk 3.1 and I'm running 3.2 beta. So, I was wondering if someone [maybe Myk at NCSA ;-)] could help us out by monitoring traffic through their respective bridge to see if anything seems funky. We can park our two nodes in a venue and use the appropriate bridge so that the traffic or logs could be checked. Please let me know. Another very strange thing that Kansas is experiencing on their node is a duplicate entry of their system in the AG Node Management application. There's one entry that has the appropriate address with the audio service and video service. Then there's a second entry that is listed as ":11000" with the audio service and video service. We have deleted the bogus entry and saved the config file as the system configuration. When they start up again, the bogus entry returns along with the appropriate one. It's like the system has a dual identity. The first entry is associated with the private IP address. If any one has seen this, I could use some insight. This is actually driving me nuts and if I had any hair, I'd be pulling at it. Thanks for your time, Jimmy -- Jimmy Miklavcic Multimedia Specialist [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> UNIVERSITY OF UTAH CTR FOR HIGH PERFORM COMPUTING 155 SOUTH 1452 EAST RM 405 SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84112-0190 Office: 801.585.9335 Fax: 801.585.5366 http://www.anotherlanguage.org<http://www.anotherlanguage.org/>
